Louis C.K. - Live at the Beacon Theater - video - audio
Game box
Patrice O'Neal - Unreleased - audio
Patrice O'Neal - Mr. P - audio
Maria Bamford - The Special Special Special - video
Tig Notaro - Live - audio
Hannibal Buress - My Name is Hannibal - audio
Jim Norton - Please Be Offended - video
Will update tomorrow…
Need sleep…
I highly recommend the Tig Notaro special, I listened to it a few months back.
From the description on the web site:
Originally performed at Largo in Los Angeles, Live was delivered shortly after Tig was diagnosed with breast cancer. Largely improvised, Live is an honest and very personal recount of the past four months of her life, including getting pneumonia, dealing with an intestinal disease, her mother’s sudden death, and the end of a long-term relationship. What would be an overwhelming emotional rollercoaster ends up being sarcastic, hilarious, and heartwarming.
Yeah I've heard this is meant to be fantatic too. Louis CK convinced her to release it.
I haven't seen the rest, but the Louis CK and Tig Notaro sets are fantastic.
Well from this list I only like Louis CK and this show is available on YouTube.
Can't complain about quality an ability to watch anywhere though.
While I'd agree on being able to watch it anywhere is great, its in 720 on YouTube and once you've watched it once online there is not a great deal to watch it again anytime soon.
But I'm not trying to dissuade anyone from buying this, it seems like a good deal if you like the other performers.
Its pay what you want. The louis ck stuff is only if you want to pay more than the average (currently $8-sometihng). I've already bought live at the beacon when Louie was selling it on his website, so I won't be paying for it again, but Hannibal Buress was pretty funny last time I saw him so I might grab the bundle for that and pay 4 or 5 dollars.
And as a side note, you may as well post that comment for every movie or tv deal posted, because practically everything is on youtube. And no, that doesn't make it free (at least in a legal sense). Personally one of the main reasons I buy these digital things when I could torrent it just as easily is just to show the creators they have an audience willing to pay at least something, even if only a dollar or two, rather than no sales and 10 million youtube hits.
this show is available on YouTube.
Is the version on YouTube legally up there?
the game sales are taking a week off, not suprised!
Maria Bamford is the best. At everything.
looks like humble ran out of devs willing to sacrifice their games on the 1 dollar altar
Very unlikely. The developers get massive exposure and look to make money on future releases and DLC. I'm fairly certain a fair chunk of people never would have bought many of the games on offer but once played will likely purchase a sequel.
Louis CK is the only one worth watching really and I have seen a few set from Maria, Hannibal and Jim.
(Though I don't know if this edition of Live at the Beacon is the full, uncut one with all the extras that weren't aired initially)
Meh give me game bundles
as a comedy nerd this bundle is amazing
Love Patrice, Norton, Louis. Like Hannibal. Haven't heard the others.
How does this humble bundle thing work?
Pay $1 or more and get the first 4, if you beat the average (currently $8.72) you get the other 3. Whatever dollar amount you choose how it gets divided between the Artists, Charity or the Humble Bundle team. I usually give 100% to charity, but it's up to you what you would do.
You would then receive an email with download links to the media. It is likely they will add more content over the next fortnight to try and get more people on board. No guarantee but if they do you will get the new content anyway.
Patrice and Norton are awesome for those that only know Louis CK.
Unfortunately Patrice died, wow, it doesn't feel like almost 2 years ago.
Any bit of money that goes to his estate goes to his mum.
Louis CK's awesome, the Tig Notaro set is supposed to be incredible, Hannibal Buress is on 30 Rock (he writes a lot of Tracy Morgan's lines, as well as playing a homeless man).
The Maria Bamford special is… odd; it's filmed in her parent's lounge room, in front of an audience consisting solely of her parents. If you need a laugh track/audience to enjoy comedy, it's not for you; if you like seeing parents squirm as their daughter does a spot-on impersonation of them, it could be pretty cool.
Any good anyone?